Of course, it's limited to just 48 people.
After all, the initial value sensitivity of the three-body problem has always been an almost unsolvable issue, and anyone who can solve it completely could basically win a Nobel Prize in Mathematics.
Oh, I forgot, there is no Nobel Prize for Mathematics. (Why can't the font be changed to green?)
In short.
Jing Zhengsu's team has found a sowhat suitable research direction, which might provide so help for future planetary calculations.
After all, the bunnies haven't even launched a satellite yet, which is simply intolerable for those who like to view maps from a God's eye perspective.
anwhile.
Inside Chixian City.
Leisi Industrial Park.
Three factories officially started operations today.
This ti, the three factories collectively recruited eleven thousand workers, with the textile factory hiring seven thousand, the bicycle factory three thousand, and the fertilizer factory one thousand.
The agricultural machinery factory is still under preparation due to equipnt and technical issues.
Despite these factories moving just thousands of people.
In fact, in handicrafts and light industries, this number is considered normal or even on the low side.
Especially during the early years of a market economy.
A textile factory and a steel factory plus a civil and military leader in a county of tens of thousands, with workers breaking ten thousand, were not uncommon at all.
Not to ntion, to prevent the situation where the product quantity of several factories exceeds the basic consumption capacity, the bunnies have introduced manual production lines this ti.
According to the model constructed with the assistance of the Ministry of Industry and the Statistics Bureau.
Taking the textile factory as an example.
The factory's daily capacity can approximately equate to 36.7% of the workers' daily inco, and each worker can have enough discretionary funds to purchase related living supplies within five days of employnt.
The bunnies, like top chefs, are finely tuning this 'delicacy' of Chixian City.
At this mont.
Tian Baoceng was squeezed in the densely packed and long queue, occasionally looking worriedly in another direction.
And on the open ground in front of him, there were a few banners written in Damo language reading 'Labor is the most honorable' and 'Workers have strength'.
Tian Baoceng was one of the refugees gathered eight days ago, with his original main town being breached by beasts in a recent beast tide, and the cultivator family belonging to him being slaughtered completely.
As an ordinary citizen without cultivation, he and his family luckily held out in the cellar until the beasts were forced to retreat.
After the beast tide receded, looking at the ruined old town ruins.
He chose to follow the main force with his entire family, starting the arduous journey of fleeing.
What broke his heart the most was that his luck might have been all used up in the cellar.
During the escape, his mother, brother, and two children died of either hunger or disease, leaving only him, his father, his wife, and his four-year-old daughter.
After being gathered by the bunnies into Chixian City, Tian Baoceng's family was settled in the refugee tents outside the city and received basic water and food supplies.
Although he, like the vast majority of refugees, could not be as utterly devoted to the Huaxia people as Wang Tiejimu just because of a few als.
As soone with basic values and judgnt, his heart still had so biases.
After all, the more difficult one's situation, the more one feels who is good to you.
Thus, upon learning that so 'workshops' in Chixian City were recruiting people.
Despite being nervous about the factory using the unknown currency "Huaxia Coin" for wage settlent, his inner bias ultimately outweighed this concern.
So Tian Baoceng and his wife Cai Xiuqin decided to split up and each register for a factory.
Their daughter was to be looked after by the father, who was gradually regaining mobility.
He registered for the bicycle factory, while Cai Xiuqin registered for the textile factory.
According to the announcent.
The factory's daily wage—24 hours' pay—is twenty Huaxia Coins, roughly ten coppers, which is about five tis the daily wage of a short-term worker in the Damo Realm.
Once officially regularized, the daily wage will be raised to twenty-five Huaxia Coins, along with benefits such as oil and rice.
However, registration was one thing.
After officially joining, Tian Baoceng still had so concerns about his wife.
However, quickly, the voice of the staff at the registration point pulled his attention back from the textile factory next door:
"Comrade, what's your na? Do you still have the slip given to you when you registered?"
He quickly stepped forward, sowhat nervously taking out a QR code from his pocket:
"I'm Tian Baoceng, and this is my slip."
The staff at the registration point took the QR code and scanned it on the machine.
Soon, Tian Baoceng's relevant information appeared on the screen.
Then the staff handed him a set of clothes and said:
"Comrade, this is your protective gear and badge. Follow the crowd to the changing room and put it on, and your foreman will take you to your workstation.
If you're reluctant to throw away the clothes you're wearing now, you can store them in the locker on the left, everyone has a spot."
Tian Baoceng took the so-called 'protective gear' and glanced at the badge, speaking even more quietly:
"I can't read, I don't know which is my spot..."
The staff smiled at him; Tian Baoceng was just one of the many who had asked this question today:
"It's okay if you can't read. Just swipe your badge on the screen in the middle of the lockers, and it will open automatically.
If you don't understand, there's a guide over there who will tell you what to do, don't worry about bothering anyone, just ask if you don't understand."
Tian Baoceng then followed the crowd to a changing room, bewildered, and had a rare experience with electronic access control.
A few minutes later.
Dressed in a blue protective uniform, Tian Baoceng, along with his fellow group mbers, entered the factory workshop under the guidance of the 'team leader' and found their workstations one by one.
Tian Baoceng's workshop was not responsible for welding, so the workstation was relatively simple.
The assembly line's upper and lower rows were sowhat similar to the layout of labor bases often visited by middle school students.
At this mont, their team leader was holding a wrench in one hand and a triangular hanging component in the other.
"Your task is very simple: tighten the screws of the hanger like I do, rember, you have to tighten both ends!
Place the assembled hanger on the conveyor belt, and it will automatically be sent to the next workshop."
The team leader was a servant from the Wei Mansion, with a gentle face, appearing very young.
If the students' mory is decent, they might rember a young servant in green once gave Yu Lian a bun when he first arrived in Chixian City—that was him.
He demonstrated the task that Tian Baoceng and others needed to do, then said:
"Everyone's task isn't difficult, but you mustn't slack because of that. The products you finish will be inspected by personnel, with the responsible person's number on each hanger, so don't take shortcuts, the quality control departnt can easily identify you.
If the defective rate exceeds 10%, you'll get two warnings, and the third ti your wages will start being docked, so make sure to be ticulous, it's better to be slow than to make mistakes!
Everyone can take a fifteen-minute break every three hours, and the work hours are nine hours a day, starting at eight o'clock and ending at five—I suggest buying a watch at the Happiness Supermarket after you get paid, like this one on my wrist, so you won't miss the ti.
Also, the dining hall is in the next building; for these days, to maintain order, the workshop will first organize everyone to line up for als, and later you can choose freely after getting used to it."
Just as the team leader finished the last sentence, a rapid electronic beep suddenly sounded.
The team leader imdiately waved his hand:
"Start work!!"
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